Jon Beaupre discusses the new film, “Rabbit Proof Fence,” about 3 Aboriginal children who are kidnapped from their mothers by the Australian government to be raised in government schools. Shortly ...

Three children are playing near their home when a man gets out of a car and tries to abduct them. The girls run for their mother, the anguished woman kicks and screams and pleads, but to no avail. The ...

Phillip Noyce’s 2002 drama Rabbit-Proof Fence will have a 4K remastered cut premiere at the Smith Rafael Film Center on Saturday, July 27 at 7PM. The movie, which was released by Miramax, went on to ...

Director Phillip Noyce turned down the Ben Affleck film, "The Sum of All Fears" to return home to Australia and make a small picture about a slice of Australia's shameful, secret history. Little did ...

Under an Australian government policy in effect for four decades, mixed race (white-Aboriginal) children were taken from their parents and placed in schools to be trained as domestic servants.

Phillip Noyce, the ace Australian director behind “The Quiet American” “Salt and “Rabbit Proof Fence,” is no ordinary storyteller. His genial, almost bumbling, demeanor belies a quick brain and an ...

Set in 1931 Australia and based on a true event, Noyce’s film shows what three half-caste aboriginal girls experience when they escape the camp where they have been forcibly sent in order to become ...

Phillip Noyce‘s 2002 drama Rabbit-Proof Fence will have a 4K remastered cut premiere at the Smith Rafael Film Center on Saturday, July 27 at 7PM. Rabbit-Proof Fence tells the true story of three mixed ...

An Australian “western” with epic sweep directed by Phillip Noyce and dealing with the “stolen generation” of aboriginal children who were torn from their families by misguided state functionaries. It ...

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